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Derek Brockway and Andy Hinton overlooking Barry Island beach

Weatherman Walking

Monday 23 January, 7:30pm, BBC One Wales

Derek heads home to walk along the coast from Barry to Rhoose Point and samples the Huw Tom Upland Trail in the foothills of Snowdonia's Carneddau mountains.

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